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Security Screens and Staff Protection
News Release from: Fendor | Subject: CA Entrance Door system
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 01 May 2008
Heavy use glazed door systems from
Fendor
Fendor's latest steel profile CA Entrance Door system is designed for heavy use situations where aluminium doors may fail.
The steel doors are better able to withstand the rigours of day to day intensive use experienced in housing blocks, schools, retail outlets and banks The CA Entrance Door glazed door system provides a light, bright, but secure entrance to lobby areas and hallways
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 1 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The doors can be used in conjunction with other systems from Fendor's range of steel and aluminium fire, security and specialist glazing solutions that include curtain walling, windows, doors and screens.
Fendor's glazing designs provide architects, designers and surveyors with technical support from the initial design stages of projects through to an on-site installation service.
The company handles design, fabrication and installation of its products to ensure consistent product quality and installation to high standards.
Fendor supplies specialist-glazing solutions for major building projects with aluminium and steel framed systems for standard curtain walling, window applications and specialist fire and security glazing systems.
The company has been trading for over 20 years and is the first manufacturer with patented design solutions meeting security ratings 1 to 4 for glazing systems set out in BRE LPS 1175.
All its external systems are tested and meet Building Regulation requirements for thermal performance.
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